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craven newsround stories from 29th September
Posted by: | CommentsThe craven newsround video published earlier had 10 news stories featured and here they are….
Sex and the City fastest selling DVD of the year (UK figures) but we can guess similar over here.
Publican fined €2,500 for watering down vodka after a customer complaint.
We pay more for everything else, so why should childcare be any different?
The QE2 paid a visit to Cobh on a farewell tour around these islands before heading off to the Middle East.
Bertie gets a cool €68k golden parachute package for stepping down as Taoiseach.
The Office of Tobacco Control wants €1 added to the price of a pack of cigarettes in the budget.
The dole queue is growing at an alarming rate and there’s not much anyone can do about it.
Operation raise the Asgard II – it’s pretty much all intact.
Over the hill at 28? Women start worrying about wrinkles at an awfully early age. And the kicker is the survey is by a company promoting anti ageing creams.
Dicky Rock – taxman says he is an artist, but not for his music?
le craic’s craven newsround for week of 29th September 2008
Posted by: | Comments10 stories making the news during the week but how many can you identify?
Links to the stories tomorrow (Monday).
craven newsround stories from 22nd September
Posted by: | CommentsThis week video featured these stories. How many did you get?
Comptroller and Auditor General report highlights wasteful spending.
Taxi fares up by 8.3% from 1st November
Another drinking water alert in Galway.
Duvet days no more – especially if you boast about it on Facebook.
New U.S. Visa deal signed, allowing 20,000 school leavers live and work there for a year.
Ireland doesn’t score well on the world league of corruption.
Sham marriages exposed
Ploughing championships draw biggest crowd ever.
World hunger highlighted by Cowen at the UN
RTE.ie is Ireland’s most visited media website.
le craic’s craven newsround for week of 8th September 2008
Posted by: | CommentsA selection of stories making the news in Ireland last week.
How many can you identify from the video?
Links to the stories later.